April 14, 2023
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‘UAE is leading Arab investor in Egypt’

The two countries aim to increase this figure to $35 billion over the next decade…reports Asian Lite News

Jamal bin Saif Al Jarwan, Secretary-General of the UAE International Investors Council (UAEIIC), said that the UAE and Egypt share historic deep-rooted relations and lauded the economic and investment cooperation between the two countries, which have witnessed significant overall development.

The strong economic and investment ties between the two countries underscore the close relationship between their leaderships, he added.



Al Jarwan stressed that the UAE led the Arab region in terms of investments in Egypt and highlighted the mutual keenness of the two friendly countries to increase the value of Emirati investments, which totalled US$28 billion at the end of the first quarter of 2023, compared to $20 billion during the same period in 2020, a 40 percent increase.

The two countries also aim to increase this figure to $35 billion over the next decade in tourism, education, logistics, food industries, clean and renewable energy, aviation, pharmaceuticals and transportation, he further added. The Egyptian market has over 3,000 Emirati companies operating in telecommunications, construction, smart cities, retail, oil and gas, ports, agriculture, hotels and services, he pointed out.

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